| Abstract: This project addresses the formation of statistical concepts in university students, based on a conception grounded in didactic, logical-dialectical, and historical-cultural foundations, implemented through the method of ascent from the abstract to the concrete. It problematizes the predominance of traditional approaches focused on memorization and calculation, which lead to fragmented, atheoretical learning with low transferability to problem-solving. The proposal integrates theoretical methods (analysis-synthesis, inductive-deductive, genetic method, and document analysis) and empirical methods (a quasi-experimental design with multiple trials, pedagogical tests, observation, incident recording, and workshops), integrating quantitative and qualitative assessment. The expected outcome is a validated conception to guide the structuring of Statistics content, strengthen the development of theoretical thinking, and improve academic performance, with scientific dissemination products (at least two articles) and derived teaching materials |